I made a trailer for the open source game Xonotic using kdenlive (also used it to make so called "frag movie", essentially gameplay highlight video). I must say it's very pleasent to use, even if it crashes it have automatic backup files so it's not really a problem the few times it happen anyway.

Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6ZjJUZ3s0Y

Thanks for providing such a advanced video editor for GNU/Linux, I used blue screen effect, animation, keyframing and such which I've never seen in a video editor on GNU/Linux before.

Jacob P.,

Would you recommend this for editing larger video files? For example, if I have five or six files which are each larger than 100MB?

jwiley wrote:Jacob P.,
Would you recommend this for editing larger video files? For example, if I have five or six files which are each larger than 100MB?

Dear jwiley,

I can absolutly recommend this great software also for large video files. I have edited serveral short movies with kdenlive which were excepted by well known film festivals like the Oberhausen short film festival in Germany. With the last one ( http://vimeo.com/93084919 ) I managed around 20 Gb of raw material with kdenlive each take 100-500Mb.

Here you can see the rest of my films all edited with kdenlive:
https://vimeo.com/christianebeling

Best regards
ebel